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Origins of Photography June 3 – 16, 2018 France and England: Origins of Photography June 3 – 16, 2018 The Course: International Studies in the Humanities HUM-200 (3 credits) Exploring the Origins of Photography is an in depth study of the first 100 years of photography that includes an excursion to France and England where the majority of the inventors lived and worked. The course also includes instruction on how to be a better photographer with links to apps for making your smart phone a better camera. The Destination: France and England Participants will fly to Marseille, France and begin their tour in the scenic southwester Provence region of the country. The group will gradually move north toward visiting historic sites in the history of photography and in the nation. We will spend two nights and three days in Paris, before we take the train under the English channel to London. After spending two nights in London we will travel to the scenic Cotswald region of England and visit the historic town of Lacock. The Abbey is both the historical setting for the invention of photography and the location for the filming of the Harry Potter movies. The Experience Highlights: First-hand exploration through visits to the sites where photography was born Instructions on making better photographs, even with your smart phone Travel to France and England where photography was invented Explore Provence, France and see the ancient Roman coliseums and monuments where the first photographs were made. See the tiny town of Chalon sur Saone where the museum of French photographic invention is located. Visit Medieval Gothic architectural sites where early photographers worked Tour Paris including monuments of the modern era: the Eiffel Tower, the Museé d’ Orsay and the Louvre. Many different walking/boat tours and music venues to choose from along the way Ride the railway under the English Channel to London and tour: Tower Bridge, Victoria and Albert Museum, St. Paul’s Cathedral and the Tate Modern Museum Take and excursion to Lacock Abbey where “Do everything in your power to study abroad; it not only the Harry Potter films were made is worth every single penny.” – but where photography was invented. Kirkwood student, 2017 program Recreate the first photographic process in the 19th century laboratory where the medium was invented. Estimated Program Fee: $4,350 $1,000 Global Advantage Scholarship Available Includes: Does not include: Airfare Tuition – 3 summer credits Housing Passport Fee Some Meals Personal Expenses Health Insurance Many Cultural Excursions Most In-Country Transit YOU CA N www.kirkwood.edu/studyabroad International Programs STUDY ABROAD! 1154 Linn Hall 319-398-5579 Tentative Program Itinerary: Sunday, June 3 (Day 1): Depart USA Monday, June 4 (Day 2): Arrival in Arles at Hotel du Coitre for welcome dinner in town Tuesday, June 5 (Day 3): Visit Arles and Camargue, Les Arenes, Theatre Antique, Cathedral Sainte Tropine and its Cloisters, Tour Camargue (National Park), Aigues and the Salins de Giraud Wednesday, June 6 (Day 4): Exploration of Alpilles Hills, Abbaye de Montmajour (Les Beaux de Provence and Saint Rémy de Provence) Thursday, June 7 (Day 5): Visit Nimes and Orange, Theatre Antique and the Arenas Friday, June 8 (Day 6): Travel by train to Chalon sur Saone, Niepce Museum, Niepce Home (Les Gras), Explore city of Chalon Saturday, June 9 (Day 7): Travel to Lyon, Institut Lumiere, Fourviere Hill (Basilica of Notre Dame de Lyon) Sunday, June 10 (Day 8): Train to Paris, Hotel Ibis Clichy Batignolles, Jazz Festival in Parc Floral de Paris Monday, June 11 (Day 9): Bateaux Mouches, Boat Tour of Seine, Montmartre Art Walk, Notre Dame, Tuileries, Latin Quarter, Bastille Tuesday, June 12 (Day 10): Musee d’ Orsay and Louvre in Paris Wednesday, June 13 (Day 11): Train to London, Tate Modern Museum/Victoria & Albert Museum, London’s Tower Bridge, St Thursday, June 14 (Day 12): Lacock Abbey and Avebury Circle Friday, June 15 (Day 13): London free day Saturday, June 16 (Day 14): Depart for USA Faculty Contact: Christine Flavin, Professor, Photography 319-398-4990 [email protected] Nielsen Hall, Room 314 YOU CA N www.kirkwood.edu/studyabroad International Programs STUDY ABROAD! 1154 Linn Hall 319-398-5579.
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